Cantina Terlan Pinot Blanc DOC

Ripe apples, pears, and a long finish – harmonious Pinot Blanc from South Tyrol.

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Cantina Terlan Pinot Blanc DOC

The Pinot Blanc from Cantina Terlan shows why South Tyrol is one of the best places for this grape variety: clearly structured, aromatically precise, with a finish that lingers for a long time.

Cantina Terlan, located in the municipality of Terlan north of Bolzano, is considered one of Italy's most prestigious wine cooperatives. On volcanic porphyry and quartz porphyry soils, combined with the cool mountain climate of the Adige Valley, white wines of exceptional depth and longevity are produced. The Pinot Bianco – traditionally called Weißburgunder in South Tyrol – has been one of the estate's flagship wines for decades.

In the glass, aromas of ripe apples and pears emerge, complemented by floral notes and a hint of almond. The wine is full-bodied yet light – a fine acidity holds everything together and ensures freshness right through to the long, clean finish.

  • Temperature: 10–12 °C
  • Dishes: Pasta with cream sauce, fried monkfish, creamy risotto or Taleggio
  • Occasion: Aperitivo, light dinner, uncomplicated everyday wine with class
Grape Variety Pinot Blanc
Origin South Tyrol, Italy
Taste Dry
Alcohol 12,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of Origin Italy
Region South Tyrol
Grape Variety Pinot Blanc
Wine Color White Wine
Vintage 2025
Alcohol Content 12,5 % Vol.
Residual Sugar 2 g/l

Reviews

Andrea A.

Very nice Pinot Bianco, from one of

Very nice Pinot Bianco, from one of my favourite producers of this area. Nice freshness, good mix of flowers and grass scents. An easy drinking yet elegant wine.

Translated from German

Logo der Cantina Terlan, Südtiroler Weingut gegründet 1893, spezialisiert auf Weißweine.

Cantina Terlan

Since 1893, the Terlan winery in the South Tyrolean Adige Valley has stood for something that has become rare in modern viticulture: patience. What 24 winegrowers once founded as a cooperative is today one of the most renowned addresses in alpine viticulture. The house's philosophy focuses on long lees aging and consistent quality instead of quantity. Terlan proves that white wines from volcanic porphyry soil and an alpine microclimate can be among the longest-lived in the world.

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